PAGE
FOUR
Mother-In-Law
Now
Has
Day
tew
York
Starts
Another
Date
for
Flowers
and
So
On
j
,
I
N7W
YORK,
Jan.
30:
CP-
The
Mother-in-Law
Association
of
New
Vork
is
getting
started.
This
organization
places
the
mater
of
hu:
band
or
wife
on
an
honored
pedestal
and
has
set
February
7
as
the
day
when
flowers
may
be
sent.
The
Day
has
been
established
with
a
legal
flourish,
the
society's
certificate
being
formally
filed
in
the
.County
Clerk's
office.
.
j
There's
one
woman
who
is
living
up
to
the
modern
mother-in-law
pattern.
Nobody
has
ever
heard,
Mrs.
Roosevelt
pointing
out
the;
Taults
of
son-in-law
or
daughter-in-law.
Their
marriages
and
even'
.their
divorces
are
their
affairs,
not
hers,
and
she
manages
to
be
the
cherished
friend,
of
even
members!
of
the
family
who
are
now
outsiders-
j
The
other
night
when
her
two
youngest
sons
and
their
wives
took
Mrs.
Roosevelt
out
for
a
good
time,
it
was
to
the
season's
most
daring
Jplay
they
escorted
her,
apparently
assuming
that,
since
she
was
their
fpal.
a
show
that
wouldn't
be
too
shocking
for
them
would
be
all
?'
'lght
for
her.
A
couple
of
days
later,
in
the
iWhlte
House,
this
mother,
mother-'
in-law
and
grandmother
was
a
Central
figure
in
a
family
crowd
at
quite
different
kind
orgood
time
i-the
christening
of
the
youngest
ritoosevelt
granddhild.
Try
a
Dally
New
want
-ad.
CASH
or
C.O.I).
Sugar
10
lbs.
Dried
Prun
2
lbs.
59c
19c
.Moirs
Chocolates
1
Qp
Per
lb.
tls
Borden's
Caramels
f
On
Per
lb
AJU
Australian
Preservene
AOO
fp
Soap-2
bars
Caravan
Castile
Soap
Or
10
bars
UOV
CHEST
GOLD
misery
WICKS
W
VapoRub
First
massage'
throat,
chest,
and
back
with
Vlcks
VapoRub
at
bedtime.
This
relieves
the
distress.
Then,
to
make
its
long-continued
poultice-and-vapor
action
last
even
longer,
spread
a
thick
layer
of
Va
po-Rub
on
the
chest
and
cover
with
a
wanned
cloth.
This
also
gives
the
skin
extra
protection
against
chilling.
Lonrafterrestful
sleep
comes.
VapoRub
keeps
on
working-loosens
phlegm
-eases
muscular
soreness
or
tightness-clears
air-passages-checks
tendency
to
cough
-relieves
local
congestion.
Often,
by
morning
the
worst
of
the
cold
is
over.
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
William
Notstrom,
Port
Edward;
Chester
Leask,
Metlakatla;
J.
Trot-tier
arid
Mrs.
D.
Hudema,
city.
Royal
E.
T.
Mould
and
son,
Rose
Lake;
B.
Anderson,
Magrrus
Erlckson
and
P.
-Hansen,
city;
J.
Devaney.
Alert
Bay.
Prince
Rupert
John
S.
Kennedy,
Calgary;
H.
F.
Silverthorn,
Billmor;
E.
W.
Wright,
P.
E.
Paulson,
and
E.
D.
Jean,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
S.
Freer
and
Hugh
Boswell.
Smlthers;
Mrs.
R.
McDonald,
Phelan.
OVERWAITEA
LTD.
Aylmcr
White
Corn
2
tins
Cauliflower
Per
head
Phone
813
EGGS-Grade
'A'
large.
Doz.
25c
Honey
Graham
Wafers
"f
Cp
Per
pkt.
0s
Libby's
Ripe
Qp
and
FZn
Olives
Tin1
iOO
Shrimp's
Per
tin
I5c
Fresh
Tomatoes
Per
lb.
Celery
Per
bunch
Fresh
Spinach
2
lbs
15c
McCoIl's
Peanut
Butter
OQo
2-lb.
tin
AlOL
Asbcroft
Netted
Gem
Potatoes
100-lb.
sack
Lettuce
Large,
firm.
Per
head
.
82.35
5c
17c
10c
19c
19c
Beets
and
Carrots
OCTp
10
Jbs.
Free
Delivery
on
Orders
$3.00
and
Over
Keep
the
Furnace
Roaring
nd
Keep
the
Pot
Boiling
With
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
.
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
t
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
ISrand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphosphates,
Complete
fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
(iUl,
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lead,
Zinc,
Cadmium,
Bismuth.
Agai
MASSETT.
Jan.
30.
Alfred
Adams
has
been
re-elected
chief
councillor
of
the
village
of
Ma&sett
with
Peter
Hill
secretary
and
John
Wll-lms,
treasurer.
Other
councillors
are
William
Matthews.
David
Parnell
and
Thomas
Smith.
The
and
Alex
Yeomans
as
constables.
Aiyansh
Y.W.C.A.
9
Elects
Officers
Mrs.
P.
A.
Mercer
Is
Named
President
Of
Organization
For
Ensuing
Year
AIYANSH,
Jan.
30:
(CP)
The
Young
Women's
Christian
Association
of
Aiyansh
has
elected
officers
for
1939
as
follows:
President,
Mrs.
P.
A.
Mercer.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
Oswald
Mor-ven.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Adam
Nlsyok.
Secretary,
Mrs.
Chris
Munroe.
Treasurer
of
Work,
Mrs.
Dennis
Morven.
Manager,
Mrs.
Roger
Mercer.
Memorial
Wreath
Directors
Mrs.
Leonard
Mercer
and
Elizabeth
Davis.
Y.
W.
C.
A.
Director,
Mrs.
Pollard.
PROJECTS
ON
POWER
IN
NORTH
THE
DAILY
NEWS
faondsy,
January
30,
1933.
News
of
Northern
Districts
Alfred
Adams
in
Elected
Masset
Chief
TERRACE
Mrs.
Head
was
at
home
on
on
the
occasion
of
the
clgtht-
on
the
occasion.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
held
its
annual
IESSINGT0N
BAND
AID
Ladies'
Auxiliary
Elects
I
For
Year
Social
and
nf
invasion
is
another
Important
predated
by
all.
"
yuicuuai
viiiu
ui
iu,uw,wu.
ine
waa
enjoyca
oy
Doin
cnuaren
ana
?
salmon
Industry
yields
only
$3.-
adults.
.
000.000
annually.
Close
to
midnight
the
ladles
ser-
TW.n.
th.
J
1-1..
1
I
ut.i
;
vv,,v..
uic
nw
wuaot
ill
C(t5C
wamjr
luiltll
WHICH
Wita
ap
,
factor
in
the
power
development
On
behalf
of
the
Auxiliary,
Mrs
scheme.
Power
plants
at
Dean
Joseph
Roberts
made
a
short
Channel
and
Bute
Inlet
would
be
speech
of
welcome
to
the
guests,
well
protected
from
attack
by
Miss
Josephine
Bolton
read
the
re-water
or
land,
advocates
of
the
Ports
of
the
meeting,
scheme
claim.
j
Music
was
provided.
by
the
"Es-
Moreover,
all
the
raw
materials
'slngtonlans"
under
the
direction
of
required
in
the
manufacture
of
Herbert
Spalding.
I
munitions
are
at
hand.
There
are
huge
iron
deposits
on
Texada
Island,
heretofore
unworkable
because
of
the
difficulty
of
smeltlns
with
coal.
Electric
energy
would
smelt
Texada
ore.
With
international
attention
focussed
with
some
frequency
on
the
Pacific,
with
British
Columbia's
vulnerability
frequently
discussed
and
questioned,
engineers
are
consciously
studying
power
development
from
an
angle
of
de-
fpnrp
TTibv
ara
Inelnir
nn
l
The
municipality
of
the
city
and
county
of
Saint
John
finished
the
calendar
year
1936
with
a
cash
deficit
of
$50,187.
Expenditures
amounted
to
$723,011.
The
previous
year's
deficit
was.
$48,254.
The
party
broke
up
about
2
a.m
Try
a
Daltv
ret
cxaxuned
ad.
'
IN
TIIK
8t:i'Ki:.MK
COf
KT
OK
lUMTI.Hll
(OI.IMIIIA
I
IN
1'ltOltATR
In
the
.Mallrr
or
I
lie
"AdmlnUlratlor.l
Art"
1
And
In
(he
Mallrr
of
I
lie
t:Ute
of
John
Walforil
Ktronibrck,
IlrrraMd
TAKE
NOTICE
ttMt
by
order
ot
HU
Honor,
W.
E.
Hher,
the
11
Ui
day
of1
Jantiory,
A.
D
1939.
I
was
appointed
getting
to
their
field
of
study
this
wixord
stroms.
dwd.
and
u
year.
'partial
having
claim
eg&Ui&t
th
Mid
Kta.te
are
hereby
requlml
to
tumUh
wme'
projxrly
verified
to
me
on
or
t.
HATMT
SAINT
JOHN,
intrw
wn
N.B.,
Jan.
tn.
30:
(CP)
r-ov
fore
the
13Ui
day
of
February,
1939,
and
all
mrtlm
indebted
to
the
entat
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebttdnem
tn
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Ofilclal
AdmlnlaUwtor,
Print
Rupext.
B.
C.I
Dated
the
12th
day
ot
January,
A.D.I
1039.
Brotherhood
At
Hazelton
Names
Donald.
The
table
had
been
beau-1
Vpnt'c
OffifPl
1
Cal
VlUCCl
O
tifullv
decorated
u-tth
snrine
flow-i
crs,
a
present
from
Kirs.
McDonald's
I
neighbors.
Mrs.
McDonald
camel
HAZELTON,
Jan.
30.
The
Haz-to
Terrace
with
her
husband
in
!
elton
branch
of
the
Native
Brother-1920
and
has
lived
with
her
daugh-
hood
of
British
Columbia
has
elect-ter,
Mrs.
Head,
since
Mr.
McDonald
rd
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
died
twelve
years
ago.
She
is
In
j
President,
Charles
Clifford.
the
enjoyment
of
excellent
health.
I
A'.
;
t
,
,
,
1HClhe
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Ang
Zr
I
.
"'an
Church
made
her
a
present
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Fagan
i
Clifford.
on
Thursday.
All
the
officers
were
I
re-elected
for
the
coming
year:
President,
Mrs.
M.
Dubeau;
Vice
President,
Mrs.
North;
Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs.
Mills.
Rev.
Father
Faber.
OMI.
of
Wells
arrived
at
Terrace
Thursday
to
take
charge
of
the
Catholic
Parish.
Rev.
Father
de
Keyszer,
who
has
been
In
temporary
charge
for
some
months,
is
leaving
for
Hazelton,
The
Farmers'
Institute
held
Its
annual
meeting"
Thursday.
The
In
stltute
secretary
reported
a
good
year's
business.
Officers
elected
were
as
follows:
President,
F.
Tank;
Secretary
Treasurer.
Bert
West.
H.
L.
Frank
was
elected
to
Join
a
committee
of
the
Board
of
MIm-Trade
on
matters
of
Joint
interest
First
Vice-President,
Charles
Patsy.
Second
Vice-President,
Robert
I
Simpson.
Third
Vice-President,
William
Smart.
General
Secretary,
Charles
F.
Recording
Secretary,
A.
Fox.
Treasurer.
John
Smith.
UNITED
IN
MARRIAGE
Youngest
Daughter
of
Late
Henry
Ldenshaw
Bride
at
Pretty
Ceremony
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
WINDSOR.
N5..
Jan.
30:
CPl
Five
thousand
customers
of
theiS
on.tn.n.j
u.
t.
o
i.t
...
...
vailev
Tllvlfinn
nr
th
Imn
nlu.,
"
rwvwaiu
jhwj
uic
west
caasi?
ouciai
lommiltoe
Airs,
C
A
..v
mivi
m
deepest
harbors.
Dean
Channel
and
Miller.
Mrs.
James
Gray
and
Mrs!
Power
ComPa"y
wl
benefit
from
g
Bute
Jniet.
Elizabeth
Bolton,
r
ut"maic
annual
saving
or
They
wlli
explore
the
Dean
On
Friday
evening
the
auxiliary
$29-000
unrifr
a
new
rate
schedule
Channel
area
this
spring
to
map
entertained
the
enUre
village
with
"PP1"0
v
the
Nova
Scotia
Pub-plans
for
diversion
of
the
eastern
a
social
evening
and
dance.
The
llc
utlIltIe
Board.
How
of
the
Nechako
and
other
most
interesting
feature
of
the
rlv.er-
,
"
fvenln8
was
a
Sra"d
Pade
led
by
The
Daily
nw
u
an
A.
B
C
A
1,000.000-horsepower
nnftAn
u
plant
at
the
members
of
the
Ladies'
Auxlll-
paper.
'
the
head
of
Bute
Inlet,
200
miles
ary
dressed
In
their
colorful
native
farther
south,
would
be
made
pos-
costumes,
with
specially
designed
-
1
11
siDle
by
canaling
in
a
westward
head-gear
which
displayed
the
VWMWMWWJVWVW
direction
the
waters
of
several
in-
crest
of
the
tribes
of
the
wearers
S
land
lakes.
They
paraded
into
the
band
hall,
J
Largest
scheme,
which
wo"!d
then
fornjed
a
circle
and
perform-
probably
take
half
a
century
to
cd
a
festival
native
dance.
Ben
?
complete,
Is
damming
of
the
Fras-
Brown
headed
the
parade
and
per-
er
River
at
.three
points.
Fisher-
formed
the
duties
of
the
tom-tom
i
men
oppose
the
Idea
on
the
ground
man.
f
the
salmon
run
would
be
killed.
"Under
the
leadership
of
Arthur
Engineers
state
the
Fraser
River
Stewart,
floor
manager,
a
delight-
$
dams
would
have
a
minimum
ful
program
of
names
and
danrlne
VIOLINIST
and
TEACHER
E.
P.
GRANGER
Trained
In
Europe
Advanced
Students
and
Beginners
rilONE
RED
920
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
You
Want
This
Winter
You
can
get
It
by
using
our
famous
Edson,
Bulkley
Valley
or
Nanalmo-Wcllinetou
coal.
PRINCIO
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
or
558
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
198
It's
TUB
Picture
of
Her
Dazzling
Career
!
Sonja's
the
cutest
thing
on
wheels
wc
mean
skates!)
as
the
queen
of
a
co-ed
campus!
And
the
Incredible
Ice
climax
ill
bring
you
to
your
feet
in
onder
and
delightl
"
M
VStf:
APT
a
MWHENIE-
TONIGHT
TUES.
WED.
HEME
HAS
FINE
FILM
MASSETT.
Jan.
30:-In
one
Of;
Popular
Skating
Star
Top
Cat
Id
tne
most
beautiful
weddings
sol-1
"My
Lucky
Star"
at
Capital
emnizca
on
tne
queen
Charlotte
Islands
in
many
years
Katherine
Edenshaw,
youngest
daughter
of
iH!,!!ti!IiT.,J
.MWA
iLucky
Star
g
Phone
775
i
is
Theatre
Hi
RICHARD
GREENE
JOAN
DAVIS
at
CESAR
ROMERO
':"9:Jo
BUDDY
EBSEN
Ajthw
TittcWr
George
Bibi
ADDED
"FILMING
BIG
THRILLS"
THINK
IT
OVER"
-GANDV
GOOSE
Two
Shows,
?:C0
and
9:11
th
skating
star,
who
already
hai
a
romance
with
Richard
Orcne
stages
her
ice
carnival
In
the
FilUi
Avenue
store
A
magnificent
"Alice
in
Wonderland"
ballet
is
featured
this
being
one
of
the
six
big
ska
Ing
sequences
of
the
picture
The
supporting
cast
Includes
Joan
Davis.
Buddy
"Ebsen.
Arthur
Treacher.
Oeorge
liarbier.
Louis
llovt'k
Billy
Otlbert.
Patricia
Wilder
and
The
radiant
Sonja
Henle.
in
"My
paul
uni
wnwn
is
tne
feature
c...ni
Hiinhifni
mt.wi...
ntiy
married
to
Henry
Geddes.
L,,,.'
ti,m,
-
The
bride,
accompanied
by
her11"
Lu
.?SS
i
JI
n,H
frt
e-prd,,y
tlfn
for
the
;nc
iiw
nan
oi
uiu
r.
appears
great
Ice
ensemble.
uncle.
Alfred
Adams,
was
prettily
Z'
k,"L.
3
ri
r
N"'
attired
in
white
The
bridesmaids
?.!
"l!.nl'
AlPi
were
Effle
York.
Ivy
Bennett,
Ef-fie
Colllson
and
Amy
Ambrose
and
the
flowef
girls
were
Joan
White
and
Jeanette
Yeltataie
The
bride
OfficeM
was
given
In
m?lage
by
her
bro-Dance
j
ther
and
the
groomsman
was
Jef
f-
rev
White.
o
iriiiinc
unwni
iiiHtfT.
ojic
nnDT
reenrnmn.,
.
Rev.
A.
Abraham
officiated
nj'Co'teS
where
-
-
--..o
.
...
,
(rn't
eros
ViriH
Fifth
Avenue
A
P.nll.
mn
store
Tn
In
It..
the
Ladles
A
to
the
"
congregation
in
ine
Would
Create
New
Industrial
Areas:
Esslngton
Defence
Aid
Concert
Band
was
held
recently
cn"5cn-
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In
the
Esslngton
Band
Hall
The
marr1ase
ceremony
u-as
fol
i
After
the
reports
of
the
officers
,owed
by
a
ban1uet
and
dance.
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
30:
(CP)
and
the
President.
Mr.
Matfhrw
two
other
youn?
Massett
counlea
ESCAPE
INJURY
HALIFAX.
Jan.
30:
CP
-Three
is
a
happy
modern
girl
having
a
member
of
the
cut
of
the
Londoi;
good
time
on
a
co-ed
campus,
wear-
Repertory
Company
narrowly
e-lng
swanky
clothes
and
having
raped
Injury
as
they
were
taking
swell
dates.
curtain
calls
at
a
Halifax
thesir
The
story
opens
with
Sonja
en-
A
weight
attached
to
the
drop
cur-rolllns
as
a
student
at
Plymouth
tain
struck
the
concrete
she
la
to
model
breaking
off
three
piece
of
cni-
The
annual
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f
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he
nuptial
rites
which
took
place
'8mart
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t
Cesar
Rom-
ctc
which
fell
near
the
players.
school's
annual
Ice
carnival.
8ona
AWAIT
SEASON
is
so
sensational
that
a
picture
BRISTOL,
PEL.
Jan
30:
CP
-magaiine
publishes
her
photograph
Fishermen
of
this
Kings
County
i
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on
Its
cover.
Romero's
alimonv-
lae
already
re
preparing
for
oa-
British
Columbia
government
en-
Wesley,
were
rcad-the
office
tnr
to
rntly
married
were
Mlslmlnd!d
ui
this
as
an
excuw
enlng
of
the
lobster
sea
Km
nrt
.eineers
are
working
on
plans
for
a
the
ensuing
year
were
elected
as
K,hel
Mark
and
Petpr
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,or
a
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Sonja
s
spring.
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J.000
traps
will
be
mighty
power
development
scheme,
follows:
MLv
EUen
Mark
and
James
Jonei.
"'tnatlon
from
the
school.
Then
built
during
th
winter.
creating
three
new
industrial'
Honorable
President.
Mrs
Joseph
Bolh
thcs?
wpt,dln
wfre
also
fol
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morC
than
Roberts-
lowed
by
banquets
and
dances.
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Chesterfield
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two
large
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with
walnut
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tapestry.
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